Mattress Removal in Kingsland, GA

Most mattress jobs are quick: strapped upright and walked out without scuffing the walls. A king and box spring from a third floor, or from an apartment building with no elevator, takes longer, and that carry is ours.

Memory foam is heavier than it looks and won’t hold its shape, so it gets strapped down in the truck. Wood-framed box springs come out on their own.

A mattress soaked by a leak or a storm can weigh close to double, so it gets wrapped in plastic before it goes on the truck. If bedbugs are a possibility, please tell us before we arrive; that mattress travels in a fully zipped encasement so nothing rides to the next house.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

When a military family here gets orders, mattresses land near the top of the list. The beds the kids slept in, the guest mattress, the one that’s been sagging since the last move: none of them has to ride to the next duty station, and they’re exactly what ends up leaning in a hallway the week the truck is due.

Rentals turn over in Kingsland all year, and a landlord or property manager getting a house ready often finds a mattress or two the last tenant left behind. Several from one turnover are priced as the load they actually are, not one at a time.

A house on the Laurel Island side gets the same plan as one across town: a photo of the bed, a word about the stairs, then the crew. The drive from Brunswick is a routine one for us, and it’s counted in the price from the start.

We look for responsible reuse, recycling and disposal options when they’re practical and available.

What that means for a particular mattress depends on its condition and the options open at the time, and we’ll tell you plainly on site which one is happening.

A mattress encased for bedbugs stays out of the rest of the load and goes to disposal.